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En este número

Simon House Remembering the former High Tide, Hawkwind and David Bowie musician who died in May. Gentle Giant Derek Shulman, Kerry Minnear, Gary Green and John Weathers discuss their carefully remastered 70s live album. Katatonia Frontman Jonas Renkse guides Prog through the band’s recent upheavals. John Hackett Band Hackett and co discuss their current album, Red Institution.

STEVE ROTHERY AND THORSTEN QUAESCHNING GO WIDESCREEN AS BIOSCOPE ON NEW LP

Their debut album, Gentō draws inspiration from the myriad methods of image capture to create a focused picture.

4 mins

BTBAM CHECK IN WITH NEW ALBUM

Latest concept album and new line-up, pushes them all the way to their limits.

1 mins

AURI WELCOME NEW BEGINNINGS

Nightwish spin-off project escapes from the studio and into the world.

1 mins

IHLO RETURN WITH LONG- AWAITED NEW ALBUM

Legacy is their first LP following hiatus.

1 mins

NOVA CASCADE'S DAVE HILBORNE RIP

Fulsome tributes are made by compatriots as he leaves behind a five-album legacy.

1 mins

JAMES WALBOURNE

Richard Thompson's quality songwriting and stellar musicianship opened a whole new world for The Pretenders and His Lordship guitarist.

2 mins

FAUN FABLES

Storytelling family tap into nature, avant-folk and Yes's back catalogue.

2 mins

FAUN FABLES

Storytelling family tap into nature, avant-folk and Yes's back catalogue.

2 mins

ROD RODRIGUES

Never sticking to a planned route, the Brazilian-Canadian guitarist fuses prog with metal to reach new destinations.

1 mins

TÖRZS

Hungarian post-rockers who record in caves and find sanctuary in the rehearsal room.

2 mins

FIFTH DAUGHTER

Diagonal and Running Dogs musos team up for intergalactic musical adventures.

2 mins

OCULAR

Solstice guitarist's son leads smart-jazz instrumental group along the prog path.

2 mins

RIZ STORY

Anyone mastermind discusses his prophetic new double album, Al sentience and the joys of creating in complete solitude.

4 mins

IN MEMORY OF SIMON HOUSE

A key presence in Hawkwind's line-up during the 1970s, Simon House brought an incredible palette of sonic colours to the band's songs with his exciting and imaginative keyboard and violin work. Leaving to become a member of David Bowie's live band, he went on to become an in-demand session player before rejoining Hawkwind again (twice) and releasing a series of solo albums. We pay tribute to House, who died at the end of May.

4 mins

Out Of This World

Thirty years ago, Marillion released their final album on EMI, their first not to reach the UK Top 10. Afraid Of Sunlight has since been hailed as one of the band's greatest recordings, but tragedy lay at its heart, even though it kickstarted their career as one of the most successful independent groups. The band recall the challenging times that threatened their career and, at times, their sanity.

10+ mins

Crimson Echoes

The John Hackett Band are celebrating a decade of making music together with their second album, the recently released Red Institution. The four-piece talk about their easy chemistry, songwriting inspiration and those pinch-me moments of performing material originally by King Crimson and the other Hackett.

5 mins

Bursting With Pride

“Steven Wilson was probably about 19 [when he joined Pride Of Passion]. I remember that he was very keen and a hugely creative individual. He really was a unique talent and provided a very positive input into the band at that time.” They were favourites at the Marquee and their line-up included a young Steven Wilson, but Pride Of Passion never reached the dizzying heights of their peers. Several decades after their original split, they're back with a new EP and FM keyboardist Jem Davis in tow. Vocalist Deborah Hopper and bassist Diz Minnitt (formerly of Marillion) discuss their unplanned return, Brink Of The Horizon and future plans.

5 mins

California Dreamin'

He's a musician who never plans for anything, but Tangerine Dream fans can rejoice in not just the 50th-anniversary reissue of Phaedra, but also a new album from one of its creators. Synth maestro Peter Baumann makes a welcome return with Nightfall, which continues his ongoing exploration of the human condition. He tells Prog why he prefers to do things in a haphazard way and why he wishes he'd had the chance to work with Edgar Froese again.

7 mins

Analogue Master

On his second solo album, Gamle Mester, Wobbler keyboard player Lars Fredrik Frøislie unleashes a tour de force of old-school analogue wizardry. Lars kindly invites Prog into his magical world of vintage instrumentation to find out more.

5 mins

Bread Of Haven

Eleven years after his first ambitious homage to Mike Oldfield, Robert Reed is back with the long-awaited fourth instalment in his Sanctuary series. With a little help from Oldfield collaborators Les Penning, Tom Newman and drummer Simon Phillips, the Magenta and Cyan mastermind tells Prog about his mission to keep long-form music alive.

5 mins

All Abuzz!

Four years on from the acclaimed Ding Dong. You're Dead, the Hedvig Mollestad Trio make an inspired return with new album Bees In The Bonnet - buzzing with energy, riffs and bold statements, whether musical or political. Their intrepid leader talks to Prog about why songwriting is like speed dating, unlikely inspiration from Texas, taking risks and the rewards of play.

5 mins

LIKE FATHERS, LIKE SONS

In 2023, Avkrvst emerged from the Norwegian wilderness with a top-notch debut and an impressive record deal. As they ready their second album Waving At The Sky, co-founders Simon Bergseth and Martin Utby explain their familial ties to progressive music.

5 mins

RICHARD SINCLAIR

Every month we get inside the mind of one of the biggest names in music. This issue it's Richard Sinclair. Born and bred in Canterbury, the bassist, guitarist and vocalist is one of the leading voices of the city’s titular scene, co-founding and playing in some of the burgeoning movement's core acts, including Caravan, Hatfield And The North and Camel.

10+ mins

MIKE OLDFIELD

Tubular what? Long overshadowed by its illustrious predecessor, Oldfield's 1974 hymn to the British landscape gets the belated Golden Jubilee treatment - and it's never sounded so brooding or beautiful.

3 mins

CLAUDIA BRÜCKEN

Night Mirror DEMON - Fourth solo album of polished art-pop from Propaganda singer.

1 mins

ELBOW

Guy Garvey and co offer classy leftovers from sessions for their last album.

1 mins

EMILY FRANCIS TRIO

The superb prog-jazz unit in action on their recent tour.

1 mins

ANTOINE FAFARD

Quadra Spherium TIMELESS MOMENTUM Powerful jazz-rock with added sax appeal.

1 mins

CONNOR KAMINSKI AND KEYAN

Prog-metal guitarists collaborate on instrumental EP.

1 mins

HIROE

Philadelphian post-rockers demonstrate the art of incremental expansion.

1 mins

NORTH SEA RADIO ORCHESTRA

Genre-defying chamber collective return with first original material since 2016.

1 mins

OCEANICA

Try Not To Dwell On It...

1 mins

WHISPERS OF GRANITE

Liquid Stone APOLLON: Norway meets Germany in prog-pop heaven.

1 mins

ZACH TABORI

Attack Of The Clout Chasers

1 mins

ATOMIC ROOSTER

Proto-prog trio's crunching 80s revamp remastered with extras and live set.

1 mins

JACK BRUCE

A fine revamp of one of Bruce's key post-Cream milestones.

1 mins

GREG LAKE

A two-CD plus DVD upgrade of Lake's 2005 show at Stevenage Concert Hall.

1 mins

ANTHONY PHILLIPS

Former Genesis guitarist's Scottish on-air session repackaged with extras.

1 mins

SKIN ALLEY

Sun Music - The Complete Recordings 1969-1973 ESOTERIC

1 mins

TALES FROM TOPOGRAPHIC OCEANS: YES ALBUM LISTENING GUIDE

Assiduously in-depth study of prog’s cause célèbre.

1 mins

Take a bow: STEVEN WILSON

Frank Skinner is barely five minutes into a short but well-received set when he meets Eric.

3 mins

JON ANDERSON & THE BAND GEEKS

Jon Anderson loses his way in the middle of Close To The Edge. It’s the opening song of the final show of this leg of the Yes — Epics, Classics & More Tour, and he stops, clearly unsure of his place in the song.

2 mins

DESERTFEST

Understandably, Camden's Desertfest doesn't pull a huge number of prog fans - the multitude of stoner rock-leaning bands on offer isn't exactly a draw. However, the event always features a few bands who buck the trend and, on Saturday evening at The Roundhouse, Little Rock quartet Pallbearer offer something that leans well into the prog sphere.

2 mins

WINTER'S END

Chepstow is bathed in glorious weather for Winter's End 2025, something normally reserved for Summer's End during our increasingly clement Octobers. But even though the increased sun and warmer temperatures seriously raise the heat in the old Drill Hall to sometimes uncomfortable levels (damn these well-built buildings from days of yore, when winters froze and summers merely rained!), they seem to buoy the mood of everyone attending prog's premier live event of the calendar. Or maybe that's because this event's grand 20th anniversary is nearing, and a sense of celebration is in the air. As usual, a weekend's worth of great prog music is something to savour.

6 mins

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Editor: Future

Categoría: Music

Idioma: English

Frecuencia: Monthly

Prog is an international magazine devoted to progressive music in all its guises. From the classic pioneers of the 70s through the 80s Marillion-helmed revival, to the impact of the likes of Radiohead and Muse in the 90s and today’s vibrant and ever-developing scene spearheaded by the likes of Steven Wilson, Opeth and Anathema. With our strong network of contacts the magazine gets behind the big stories of yesteryear and brings you the best coverage of what’s happening today with exclusive and informative interviews. The website brings you all the latest news from the world of prog. Astounding sounds from amazing, intelligent and thought-provoking music.